Chapter 309: Die Without Knowing How You Died!

The leader, whom they referred to as Big Brother, turned around and glared at the blabbermouth.

“Uh…” The blabbermouth was rendered speechless.

Cold sweat trickled down his back as he recalled Pharmacist Yin’s sinister and terrifying personality.

“I spoke too much.”

If Pharmacist Yin found out what he said, he might end up like the young men they had kidnapped.

Although they were in charge of capturing people, they would occasionally be tasked with burning those who had been poisoned to death by Pharmacist Yin. They were used to seeing death, but the sight made their hair stand on end.

“Good that you know that.” The leader nodded in satisfaction.

If Pharmacist Yin heard them, he, as the leader, could face severe punishment for failing to properly discipline his subordinates.

“Got it.” The subordinate nodded and did not dare say anything else.

However, there was something he could not understand.

“Big Brother, why do you think Pharmacist Yin wants to keep an eye on Suo River? This area may be quite big, but there aren’t many remote locations where we can kidnap people.”

Moreover, Pharmacist Yin needed a lot of people with specific conditions. They had already captured everyone they could.

“Why don’t we go somewhere else? People look the same anyway. Pharmacist Yin won’t be able to tell, right?”

“Are you stupid?” The leader was furious.

If they could capture anyone, they could have captured people near where Pharmacist Yin stayed. Would it even be necessary to travel to Suo River for that?

Most importantly, Pharmacist Yin was vicious. What would happen to them if he discovered they had captured random people?

“I don’t need you to tell me how few people are here—I know. But do you think Pharmacist Yin is stupid? Would he let us handle his orders sloppily?

“Don’t blame me for not reminding you. If you keep spouting nonsense, you’ll die without knowing how you died!”

“Hm?!” The subordinate was rendered speechless again.

He was asking that for everyone’s sake. Everyone enjoyed working together on these missions.

However, it was really difficult to kidnap people. Although this place was remote, the villagers were very united. Ever since some villagers went missing, the remaining villagers always moved in groups.

This made it more difficult for them to kidnap the villagers.

“So you don’t agree, Big Brother, that we go elsewhere to capture people?” he asked, a little disappointed.

The leader scolded angrily, “Get lost!”

Going elsewhere to capture people? He knew very well that Pharmacist Yin would not have specifically instructed them if he did not have a feud with someone from Suo River.

If he discovered they were kidnapping people elsewhere…

I still want to live! I don’t want to die young! I haven’t enjoyed life enough!

“San’er, shut up!”

The other men quickly told the blabbermouth to shut up when they saw their leader angry.

“San’er, it’s not easy to fool Pharmacist Yin. If you don’t want to cause trouble for us, don’t talk about that again.”

“That’s right. If you want to die, don’t drag us down with you. We don’t mind living too long.”

The subordinate named San’er was furious and glared at them. “You—”

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